We’ve never had true equality. Arguing it, is ridiculous. — Ep50.

Sophomore STEM major Everett CJ Mason, Jr. of Tuskegee University joins the podcast for a passionate discussion on race, STEM and the role of youth involvement in social issues.CJ opens up about his journey to Tuskegee and highlights the crucial role HBCUs play in fostering a sense of community and support. He praises the strong sense of community and belonging at Tuskegee but also notes the need for improved communication and transparency between students and administration. CJ stresses the importance of supporting HBCUs and encouraging more Black students to pursue STEM fields, which he believes are key to driving future change.CJ emphasizes the importance of diversity within HBCUs and the need for greater inclusivity across the Black community. He also reflects on the broader landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the United States, underscoring the power of youth involvement in social issues. This is a must watch and listen on what nuanced conversations we must continue to have towards providing more opportunities to level the playing field for those who are variously disenfranchised. All opinions expressed by guests do not reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?" A new episode premieres every Saturday at Noon EST.